Our mission
Most missing-persons coverage online is thin: a photo, three facts, and a comment section full of speculation. Families deserve better, and so do the missing. Still Missing exists to give each case the attention it warrants — careful research, clear timelines, and honest sourcing — in the hope that awareness generates the one tip that brings someone home. No one should have to live with unanswered questions.
How we work
- Primary sources first: law-enforcement statements, NamUs entries, court records, and reputable news reporting. Every factual claim links to its source.
- We update: case profiles carry published and last-updated dates. When a case changes — a break, a recovery, a resolution — we update the profile and note what changed.
- We correct: errors are fixed promptly and noted at the foot of the article.
- No rumor as fact: theories are labeled as theories, with their source. We do not publish unverified claims from social media as though they were findings.
- Respect is non-negotiable: we don’t sensationalize, we don’t publish graphic detail for shock value, and we never contact families for content. If a family asks us to amend or remove a profile, we listen first.
- Only real photos: profile photographs are family- or law-enforcement-released missing-person awareness images. We never publish AI-generated faces of real people.
What we don’t do
We are not investigators and not affiliated with law enforcement or any television program. We don’t take tips — if you know something, contact the agency on the case profile. We don’t name private individuals as suspects.
Contact
For corrections or case suggestions, please use our contact form. For tips about a case, contact the investigating agency listed on the case profile directly.